RG02. School of Medicine

The collection contains course packets given to students for two OHSU School of Medicine Continuing Education courses: Using Computers to Solve Clinical Problems and Information Technologies for Coordinated Care, spanning the years 1996-2003.

The University of Oregon Medical School has operated or been affiliated with a variety of hospitals and clinics. This collections holds records of some of those institutions, including hospital registers, death books, and other assorted registration and medical care ledgers dating from 1915 to 1973.

This collection primarily shows graduates of the Physician Assistant program 1997-2009.

Petition and correspondence regarding the establishment of a medical school in Portland, Oregon.

Covering various periods through the years 1897 through 1937, and encompassing financial records, bank vouchers and ledgers, tuition receipts, automobile financial records, and other bank records related to the University of Oregon Medical School (now OHSU) School of Medicine Dean’s office.

The School of Medicine Alumni Association donated a collection of framed black and white portraits of past Alumni Association presidents in the period 1913-1987.

The Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology (DMICE) Records consist of comparative effectiveness reviews created and published by DMICE (OHSU Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology) during the years 2005-2008 on the usage of pharmaceuticals and other treatments for health conditions, diseases, and mental illness, including diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis, hypertension, and depression.

The Cashier's Ledger for the University of Oregon Medical School is a single bound volume covering 1930 to 1931 and contains budgetary accounts for the Medical School, Outpatient Clinic, Trust Fund, Auxiliary Agencies and Doernbecher Hospital. The accounts are chronological within categories.

The minutes record the growth of the University of Oregon Medical School from its inception in 1887, including the petition to the Board of Regents of the University of Oregon to establish a medical school in Portland, through the development of higher standards and requirements for medical education, new programs, departments, research, technology, land acquisition and building projects. Also included are various correspondance between departments, faculty and students.

The materials cover the range May 18, 1917 to August 3, 1920 and document a wide range of committee business including authorizations, employment, graduation and military issues related to Base Hospital 46.